Global Bigdata Conference

As a practicing lawyer, there are specific jobs I undertake on a daily basis that I have difficulty delegating to anyone, never mind a computer. Complexities inevitably arise with almost all legal matters and are often compounded by the clients and their expectations, assumptions and presumptions. How could one trust a computer to address the complex and evolving needs of a client and interact with said client on a subject that could range from as trivial as a parking ticket to as consequential as a murder charge? The short answer is one could not -- and therein lies, at least for the time being, one of the significant limitations of artificial intelligence as it relates to the law.